Navy pinstripe Y harness worn over a blue striped shirt
Alpha 30 Archive

The harness left the club and walked into the atelier.

Structural chest harnesses in British archive cloth. Morris prints, Vanners silk, Savile Row deadstock. Each made once in East London.

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The archive

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H Harness — Cheeky Houndstooth in Grey (Tie Cloth)

H Harness — Cheeky Houndstooth in Grey (Tie Cloth)

H Harness

Cheeky Houndstooth in Grey

£110.00
Sale price  £110.00 Regular price 
H Harness — Snakeshead in Blue (William Morris)

H Harness — Snakeshead in Blue (William Morris)

H Harness

Snakeshead in Blue

£110.00
Sale price  £110.00 Regular price 
Y Harness — Scandi Unicorns in Purple (Festival)

Y Harness — Scandi Unicorns in Purple (Festival)

Y Harness

Scandi Unicorns in Purple

£100.00
Sale price  £100.00 Regular price 
Y Harness — Scandi Unicorns in White (Festival)

Y Harness — Scandi Unicorns in White (Festival)

Y Harness

Scandi Unicorns in White

£100.00
Sale price  £100.00 Regular price 
The cloth

Every piece starts with hand-selected cloth that has a name and a source.

William Morris archive

Willow Bough, Pimpernel, Snakeshead. Two V&A-licensed prints from Parlour Made in Beccles.

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Vanners tie cloth

Deadstock from Vanners of Sudbury, a Suffolk silk line that goes back to the 1700s. Three pieces.

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Tailoring deadstock

Navy on cream pinstripe from Walthamstow Market, East London.

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Close-up of the pinstripe harness buckle over a striped shirt

Not leather. Not a uniform.

A harness built like tailoring: worn over a crisp shirt, a vintage tee, or under a blazer. Cut and hand-finished in East London on a Singer Heavy Duty 4423.

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